Wye Coffee Shop & Kitchen in Ashford

Nice little dog friendly coffee shop with a great selection of cake! Would recommend to anyone visiting the local area.

A spontaneous stop off, cafe was busy but we were quickly and efficiency served. Good selection of hot and cold food with a great selection of cakes. Very clean cafe. When in the area again, will definitely be back!

Amazing cakes and super speedy service- we sat outside this dog friendly coffee shop. A great stop when completing the wye downs walk.

Spacious friendly cafe with an enhanced snack menu. I had bacon egg and chips, really from the kids' section but it was good.

A gem within the Wye Valley. What better place to visit after walking the dog over the Kenya countryside. Met with a very welcoming service offering a dog friendly environment with traditional surroundings. Good selection of foods and snacks a freshly brewed beverages. We opted for the breakfasts which were all cooked fresh using top quality produce. Continued excellent customer service. A good flow of customers both local and from afar. 10/10 in all areas.

We visited for a brunch after finding it on the list of the top 10 breakfasts in Kent and we weren’t disappointed. Although there was a great breakfast menu we all went for the classic breakfast. It was £10.99 & included egg, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, baked beans, tomato plus toast & coffee. Quality sausages & bacon, lovely seeded bread & good coffee. All lovely & hot. Very helpful staff who tried to offer replacements for my husband as he was limited due to dietary requirements. The homemade cakes & scones on sale also looked very good. Although it’s a 35 minute drive for us we will definitely be back. Well worth the trip. Well done Wye Coffee Shop & Kitchen!

Miserable staff seem like they don’t want to be there. I feel like a nuisance going in there. Very small portions. Minimal customer service. This place could be so much better

Very unwelcoming staff, felt like you were imposing, wouldn’t go back again. The older couple who I guess were the owners need a course in customer care. Terrible service. Coffee. Cake etc. ok

Does the management read these reviews? This sweet shop could be so much more, starting with a friendly staff who welcome customers with a genuine warmth. PLEASE read this management!

We visit Wye Coffee shop once or twice a month, generally on a Saturday, the lady that serves us and the fare is always very good. On this occasion the shop was besieged with cyclists, some demanding that they their orders were dealt with first, one of the cyclists was extremely rude to the staff and made us feel very uncomfortable. We will be back but I hope the offensive cyclist finds somewhere else to apply his offensive behaviour.

Terrible treatment from the owner or boss, aggressive, hostile angry man, behaved like a bouncer at a nightclub. Ok we were lycra clad older cyclists at 1145am on a Saturday, all tables occupied despite us booking ahead. Refused to serve us, no effort to assist, mire or less told us to get out. No customer service, no manners, no politeness, disgraceful

Arrived at 3:20 pm and told no tea available because the machine turned off, a kettle!! But don't worry the flying horse pub down the road has very friendly staff and an excellent cuppa. If you are lucky you get a free chocolate bikkie.

Busy cafe in a beautiful Kent town (the smallest town in Britain) . Warm,friendly with a lovely atmosphere and excellent food. Highly recommended.

A wonderful stop for an early lunch, tea, coffee and cake. We had a look at the nearby Perry Court Farm, but decided to head to Wye Coffee & Kitchen instead. Really pleased we did. The staff were very welcoming and soon offered us a table and menus. There is so much on offer here! Great options for GF, vegan and vegetarian, and of a fair price too. Breakfast is served until 12.30pm - we didn’t have this, but saw others with breakfasts which looked of generous portions. We opted for the tomato, mozzarella and pesto toasted ciabatta, and the butternut squash, spinach and vegan feta pasty. Both were lovely. Drinks were good - flat white and a pot of decaf tea. We also bought some of the chocolate tiffin to take away - yum! We will definitely visit again if we are in the area. Yes it may be the only coffee shop in Wye, but it’s clearly popular given how many tables were reserved!

Apparently the only tea/coffee shop in Wye, so you would expect it to be popular, especially as it boasts a very nice selection of cakes. The drawback seems to be the staff, who were notably surly when we arrived well before advertised closing time - "been very slack today", so they'd decided to close early (!). They did condescend to serve us to take away, but we were distinctly not impressed & shall certainly not be returning.

super cafe in Wye . Ideal for coffee ,light bites or breakfast. Excellent local ingredients used .Good service. Go for breakfast on a Saturday morning and take the paper ! Not open in the evening.

Always a favourite and hot delicious breakfast! Will definitely be back to try more. Highly recommend the coffee and tea as well

Having about to complete the newly recognised Cantii Way cycle route in Wye it was decided we would celebrate our 140 mile plus ride with coffee and cake in what it appears was the only open establishment (11.35 am). We stopped only to be confronted by such a miserable woman who appeared to go out of her way to make us feel so unwelcome. Many thanks to this miserable wretch and be assured I will be advising fellow cyclists accordingly. So disappointed.

We looked this up as we were hungry and thirsty and it wasn't out of the way. When we got there we saw a "please wait to be seated" sign and several empty tables, then the lady came forward and said sorry, we're full! confused to say the least, we stood outside trying to look up somewhere else when she came back and said we could come in after all. The whole time we were inside there were several empty tables. Food and drink was Ok and the setting was fine. Nice village too.

Food was delicious- Bacon & Brie granary bread toastie and peanut butter stack to share! Buzzing atmosphere inside and tables full outside too. Down one star as we weren’t greeted very well. First works said by mature waitress ‘Are you eating?’. No hello!? We weren’t asked where we would like to sit and handed a tea stain paper menu when sat at a table. Staff didn’t engage in conversation unless I did. No follow up after food served to make sure everything was ok and no more drinks offered. Basic customer service and opportunity to up sell were missed! Staff need more training in customer service. Also, toilets floor covered in toilet roll! Great half way point when walking from Ashford to the downs!

I can only imagine the waitress Skye took her training at the Fawlty Towers school of customer service. She is the rudest waitress we have ever come across. No smile, no welcome, no please, no thank you. And when she opened the kitchen door she...

Horrendous service, we arrive at the place 3:10 and the girl working there , with the most unhappy face possible said “ we are closing at 4”… We ask for a coffee and tea and the attitude and lack of kindness was outstanding, cleaning everything...

Lovely cake and coffee, friendly staff. Highly recommend the Earl Grey fruit cake. We visited late in the day but were served and not rushed out.

Very slow service, average food. Unhelpful staff. Probably okay for a coffee if you're prepared to wait. Limited food options

Food nice,lots of homemade cakes and scones,plenty of room in there as we were a party of 11,but they found room for us

We came here yesterday because we were recommended. We waited a very long time to be served because it looked as if there was only one waitress for a very busy cafe,they obviously need more staff we will not be going back again or recommend...

Lovely cafe with a nice atmosphere. Can be quite noisy when busy. My hand carved gammon, eggs(2), and chips was fine. Hand made Chips would have complemented the gammon and eggs. I'd like to come for breakfast one day.

I love the coffee shop, service, food, and drink are always great! It is our go-to place for coffee. I can especially recommend full English breakfast and although we haven't been this year due to Covid, we will be back!

Have been here several times but the most recent visit left us disappointed. Food was average and service much the same. Seems like there has been a change of hands from before when the food was better abd the service more attentive and friendly. Was...

My husband and I popped in to get some takeaway breakfast to take back to our Airbnb, and were left very underwhelmed by the experience. The staff seemed frustrated by our order and we felt rushed by them, even though the cafe was quiet and...

Prime location but such a shame about the terrible coffee. As a local I find the lack of decent coffee increasingly frustrating. The cafe itself is nice & offers some nice cakes & pastries & the service, when not busy, is mostly good. I just...

Stopped off for a quick coffee and cake here when walking around Wye and the Wye National Nature Reserve. Service was friendly. Coffee was fabulous and I am no coffee lover. Superb Caramel cake also. Noted that they serve a Sunday roast plus wine but...

Have visited this cafe several times recently. Until today I would have rated it 5 stars, but not today. My wife had eggs Benedict as usual but I changed my eating habit and ordered quiche Lorraine which came with chips and a bit of greenery....

Visited on a rainy day but the welcome was far from dull. Very friendly and helpful staff, and delicious food. The doorstep sandwiches are epic and the stew was lovely. Drinks also were well presented, and the cakes are a reasonable price and equally delicious....

Stopped off here for tea and cake. Nice place, great cakes. One small problem though. The slice of coffee and walnut cake that I requested was almost wafer thin. I had to ask for another one, so that wasn't very satisfying. However, the cheese scones...

7 of us, all cyclists asked for a table on Saturday morning. Table was available so we waited outside to be called in. We mistakenly moved their pavement sign to place our race bikes against the wall below the window. Staff member came out to say we couldnt do that so fair enough we replaced the sign. We decided to go elsewhere, I went in to Ondorm the other staff member we were leaving. She suggested we stack our bikes against a the single signpost outside the cafe. I explained out bikes were expensive and not doing that. She wasn't happy at all, dont know why, people queing up to take our place but I wont be back in a hurry

Great coffee shop. The ideal place to drop into for a hot breakfast when your hotel has caved into covid craven-ness and refuses to offer more than a cold breakfast in a bag. The array of tempting morsels is extensive, the staff are chummy and dogs are welcome.. Only comment? Surely it is a nonsense to ask takeaway collectors to wear a face mask whilst those seated are unconstrained?

Staff don’t wear face masks. Came to table and spoke over the food served. WC&C need to protect the customers. Not happy, so won’t be coming back anytime soon.

Lovely place, superb cakes etc and nice coffee in centre of pretty village of Wye. Staff very professional, made us very welcome

This is a nice cafe with a good lunch selection and average prices. the staff are very helpful and friendly. They are abiding by the Covid guidelines. It is clean and well spaced.

Popped in today for the first time. Greeted by Sarah who showed us to our seat and took our order. She was polite, friendly and attentive. Food was good.

So there were reserved tables, but also a spare table was present as the owner said "that is for four"..there was nobody else waiting. As a solo traveller, they would not let me eat there. I could take away.Have eaten here lots of times...but not again....it seems a single person is not welcome.

We go to the coffee shop 2 or 3 times a week for a coffee and a bite to eat always made to fill welcome. We called in on Saturday The lady Sarah specially seems to be run off her feet but very friendly, she aims to please and well organised trying to keep everyone happy, very hard working lady who good at her job. PS her boss must be proud. Well worth a visit.

Each week we walk into Wye and stop off at Wye coffee shop.Everyone so friendly.Coffee and cake what ever we have is very good.Highly recommend a visit.

This coffee shop is fab staff are very helpful and friendly. If there is something not right they will fix it for you. Really enjoy my vist here.

This cafe has such potential that it seems a shame to rate it so poorly.It’s in a lovely location in a small, easily accessible English village between Canterbury and Ashford. Parking is free and it is easy to find. First impressions are good, a large number of cakes on show and plenty of seating.Sadly the grumpy service with no sign of a smile showed what we were in for.The cakes were dry and the scone, in particular, rather unpleasant. Both myself and my husband were unable to even finish eating it, and I don’t think this has ever happened with food before! It was so dry we had both finished our drinks before getting even half way through. We both had to pay extra for a small pot of jam that we were to share (?!) and a teaspoon (not an exaggeration!) of butter each. The toilets were pretty grim too. On opening the door from the cafe I was greeted by a person changing a baby’s nappy! Yep, the changing table is not actually IN a cubicle, but just behind a door from the cafe, and then to squeeze past and get in a smelly cubicle was unpleasant too.

Turned up here today for a quick bite to eat today around 2pm we ordered a coke and beer the lady bought them over and picked the glass up from the top we’re I was about to drink of, which didn’t start great as in a restaurant you hand the glass over from half way down for hygiene reasons. We ordered food which came out with in 10 minutes a ciabatta and a jacket potato, the jacket potato came out just warm, was not even warm enough to melt the cheese we also ordered chips which never arrived. Then when went to the counter to just say our chips never arrived the waitress went “well should of told us sooner could of got them out” I said we’ll surely you should check the ticket and the food before it comes out of the kitchen. I then got told I need have them as a takeaway I said no thank you can I please be refunded for these. There was no apology with this or anything. We have had a couple pleasant meals here which this has not let it down. Puts me off going back again!!

We popped in late morning on the way to ash ford. We shared a very dry cheese scone, and a cookie that was too sweet. The coffee was ok. The serving lady seemed hassled, more intent on mopping the floor than serving us! We asked for the scone warmed, and that took her about 10 minutes!

Visited this cafe three weeks ago on our off road dirt bikes. Sensational sausage rolls and coffee, decided to revisit yesterday for breakfast.Not disappointed, large portions, thick door step toast brilliant after a long motorcycle ride.The staff are really helpful, found a place to put our helmets and gear.Top marks.See you soon.Ian

My first comment is, of the photos above, only the exterior accurately reflects the current Wye Coffee Shop & Kitchen, which leads me to ask, has the cafe changed hands? The interior as it is as of today, looks nothing like the photos, much more casual and "used".This was our second visit and really only out of necessity as my husband had forgot his cap on our first visit. Speaking of the first visit, after placing our order and then waiting 40 minutes (we had been advised of a short wait for our food) as others around who had arrived after us were served, we left. This was after we asked about our order only to be advised it would be another 10-15 minutes, which led us to conclude (and the young male server acknowledging) our order had been lost/forgotten. We offered to pay for our coffee and tea, but payment was waived. Thankfully we hadn't paid in advance, which is the norm it seems, as we said we would likely have a cake following our meal. Based on an earlier, similar scenario, a refund would have been a challenge.After 3 emails inquiring about the forgotten cap, we finally got an answer that it was found and they would hold it for us until we could return. No apology for the disaster surrounding our food order (I had mentioned it in the emails), no offer for a complimentary breakfast when we returned to collect the cap, nothing.So, as we were in the area today, we decided to give it a second chance. We ordered exactly the same as previous: large breakfast, which was decent; and quiche, which was terrible. Quiche should be light and fluffy, not thin and hard and crunchy around the edges, not to mention a very small piece. Dressing on the salad was nice. I had been in the mood for soup, but was advised when I asked what the soup was, that there was only 1 portion left.... at noon before lunch has even begun?This place has huge potential, but misses the mark. We won't be returning (we didn't forget anything this time). I'm surmising the owner was working the cafe today, but there was no effort of apology.Must note, the woman who serves tea and coffee is very nice and very capable. Also, there are always dirty dishes on the tables, which themselves could use a good wipe, as there does not seem to be a system for clearing

My family and I went to Wye Coffee Shop and Kitchen last week for a spot of lunch. We only ordered some sandwiches and tea but the staff were unable to cope with such a request. First of all I was told that we couldn't have a panini because they didn't have any, I changed it to a ham sandwich only to be told there's no ham so I would have to have cheese. Err ok then. I then had to pay the £26(!) up front.While we waited for our food to arrive we watched another table of angry customers who were complaining as there were no jacket potatoes either.After 30 minutes since ordering I asked the waitress how long it would be before our sandwiches arrived she said she would go and find out. She returned a couple of minutes later and said 'not long' and then walked off.We waited another 15 minutes before getting our coats on and I returned to the counter to request a refund. The miserable old woman and the thick young girl there were not able to work the till to process a refund so they had to go and get a young man to help. I told him we had waited 45 minutes for 4 sandwiches and we were not prepared to wait any longer. He said 'I don't blame you'!I am still waiting for the refund to go through on my account and so it appears he didn't do it correctly anyway.Avoid this place!

Wye itself was perfect for our stop on the way home within 100 yards you have artisan baker ,fine butcher / deli and on the corner Wye coffee shop .They offer a wide selection from cooked breakfasts to home made specials for lunch .We just went for coffee and cakes both were more than excellent .It is was such a pleasure going to the Wye Coffee Shop and Kitchen compared with the naff bland coffee chains highly recommend a detour from the motorway .

Only popped in for coffee but was tempted by their fantastic looking cakes. Ordered at counter served at table by friendly efficient staff. Far better than the chains.

We called in twice whilst staying in the area - both times for coffee and cake. Quite a wide menu choice if we had wanted a meal. Friendly staff and excellent Wifi.

Ideal stop on the corner of Church Street .Very relaxing atmosphere ,good service and good food .If you just want coffee or a drink that's fine.

Arrived at 1.10pm to be greeted with the above question in an off handed manner! Unsurprisingly we did want food and then after a short wait received the answer of “well you’ll have to wait at least half hour before we start taking food orders again” Difficult to comprehend how an establishment can have a given number of tables and then be unable to accommodate a request for food from them. On this occasion they weren’t even working on full capacity!

Came in with the lads for a breakfast catchup , and wow , cooked to absolute perfection , the sausages were amazing , mushrooms were divine and the eggs were awesome service was quick even though it was very busy and the waitress was brilliant and so welcoming ! Full credit to the chef , clearly knows his stuff , keep it up fella !

Slow service and it wasn't particularly busy. If you offer breakfast on your menu you should expect people to order it.

My partner and I are really fond of this place and pop in at least once a month.

Visited today, enjoyed a lovely coffee sat outside watching the world go by!

At most times of day, this cafe has a monopoly within miles and treats customers accordingly. Yesterday, they decided to close the kitchen more than 1 hour before closing time on the door. The staff are generally slow and will seem to revel in any discomfort you experience, like unreasonably long wait times, empty tables reserved-don't sit there, no wifi (common). The food is ok, but the coffee is low grade (better by a factor of 10 a few doors down at King's head).

Came here with my Mum for lunch and it didn’t disappoint. I had the goats cheese & avocado salad which was plentiful and my Mum had the bagel with avacado & lovely soft poached egg.

Twelve of my cycling friends visited today for lunch, a quick phone call reserved table space and we enjoyed good food, tea/coffee. Excellent service with a smile. This is not our first visit and am sure not our last.

Great cafe, we visited one morning for breakfast. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was served quickly and was lovely.

visited with my mom, from the Midlands, on Wednesday morning and ordered two small full English breakfasts.

This is a regular haunt for meeting up with my friends, the food is very good and the breakfasts are excellent! Hard to resist cakes as well! The staff are always helpful and nothing is too much trouble.

Myself and 2 fellow hikers on a north downs way hike decided to stop here seemed busy for a little place we all ordered a bacon sandwich and a coffee staff were polite nice bread bacon seemed a bit underdone but being hungry ate it anyway and was on our way within about an hour all 3 of us had severe stomach cramping and nausea so much I had to return home from trip early ,we had eaten nothing else so put it down to this can I be 100percent sure it was this place that caused this ?no !but we are all pretty certain time frames etc would I use this place or recommend I’m not so sure being a chef most of my adult life know that when you are busy mistakes can happen and just hope we all feel better soon

I love this cafe - its always bustling with life. The staff are so very friendly and kind. I think one of the ladies who works there is called Sarah and she always has a smile on face and nothing is ever too much trouble. No wonder this place is busy, the food is amazing, I am especially fond of their pies! Thank you to the staff for providing such a warm and cosy environment for singles and families alike to feel welcome and appreciated.

We visited the Wye coffee shop several years ago and loved the food and atmosphere. Though the reviews have seemingly dropped in star rating of late we still thought we'd drop by after visiting the Farmers Market.

I was looking forward to trying this lovely little cafe in Wye with my Daughter-in-Law and her sleeping son in his pram. Once we had struggled up the small steps,the only help offered came from a customer who could see our difficulty, we were spoken to by a member of staff in a very unfriendly tone as we hadn't noticed the table we had chosen to sit at was reserved. We even heard her whisper to her colleague "Can't they read, it states reserved"

Great coffee and excellent home made cakes and savouries . Breakfast, lunch or an afternoon with friends. Lots of choices. Perfect for a stroll round Wye then pop in for afternoon tea.

Great stop over for a refuel whilst cycling! Pleasant staff and great prices on food. Small seating area outside which is pleasant in the sun.

Went in there for a Sunday breakfast with my son and his family. They had the small english breakfast and I just had a croissant as I had eaten earlier. My mistake as the breakfast looked really good - the full english breakfast must be huge! The restaurant is very popular with locals and cyclists, and has a nice easy atmosphere. You order at the counter and the food and drinks are brought to your table. You may have to wait a short time for your food at busy periods as everything is freshly cooked to order.

Have visited this little café a number of times for coffee and occasional eats and service has always been polite and with a smile

Sorry to say they still have no vegan options. Keep up with the times and offer at least something! It’s unusual in today’s times to not have a single vegan option.

We visit here very often as just a 5 minute walk away. We love it! Friendly, helpful and freshly cooked meals! So can take a while but worth it! Such a nice place to sit and chat anyway! We mostly go for breakfast but occasionally had lunch which has also never let us down! Best breakfast around

I fancied a coffee shop to sit and read a book. I had a couple of lattes which were lovely and hot (doesn't happen often). I had a toasted sandwich which was substantial and looked and tasted homemade.

A great welcome, good service and value. Coped excellently with a group of 18 SFACC cyclists despite cafe already being busy. If only all cafes gave us such service. Thanks

Its a pity this cafe is let down by consistently slow service and food that could be just a little better. For example today we waited over half an hour for two sandwiches and chips, the bread was very ordinary while across the road there is a real bakery selling amazing loafs. Service apart from the wait is good as is the general atmosphere excepting the noise from the serving area which is intrusive and needs to be quietened by the silencing of clattering and roaring equipment. Its lovely to have a proper cafe in Wye but frustrating that it could be so much better.

This morning ( and in the afternoon),three of us cyclists called in for coffee/ tea and a small bite to eat, before and after our ride.

This cafe has been in the hands of numerous owners and it’s lovely to it doing so well!

I love and dislike the cafe in equal measure. I love having it in Wye, the staff are nice and the food is mostly ok, some of it is great! However....

We visited this Wednesday, we were greeted by 2 lovely ladies, cheerful and welcoming. We had coffee and walnut cake by recommendation and it was out of this world. We was informed it’s all home made and you could just tell the difference. Wye coffee shop and restaurant is a clean and lovely little place. The girls made the atmosphere wonderful. I couldn’t recommend enough. We will be back with the family!

I visited Wye Coffee Shop with a group of five friends after a walk.

We came here after a lovely walk round the North Downs. We first visited one of the pubs in the village but their kitchen had become overloaded with orders so we decided to eat elsewhere and came across this cafe. The menu is quite extensive and they are very amenable to small changes to the set menu items. We had:

In my view this cafe sells the best cappuccino in Kent. I love the welcoming atmosphere, simple decor, and properly home-made food (cakes and lunches are yummy). A great place to go just for a coffee, a superb breakfast, or an amazingly good value and delicious Sunday lunch. It can get quite busy at certain times but you can reserve a table in advance.

I took my parents here this morning for coffee and cake for my Dad's birthday, and we were all very impressed. The lady serving us was lovely, even wishing my Dad a happy birthday. The lattes were fabulous, very hot, just how we like them. My parents had a toasted teacake each, and they were huge! I had a Viennese whirl which was crumbly and delicious, will definately be going back, probably taking my husband for breakfast as it looked delicious as it was being served to the neighboring tables

The coffee shop made me an excellent birthday cake with very short notice - it was delicious! The staff, especially Sarah, went out of her way to help me out, and the cake was ready for me to pick up the next day in all its glory! Wonderful service, thank you!

Stopped here for some lunch, coffee and cake. I had a cheese and onion toastie and my boyfriend had a steak baguette with chips which were both really nice and came with a salad. We then had coffee and shared a piece of cake which was lovely.

Popped in on a cold & rainy Saturday afternoon. Only had cake but very good - coffee & walnut. Huge slice & looking at other diners lunches , you will go away Full Up!! Look forward to returning for lunch soon

The serving area is very small, but the staff cope well despite this. Nice corner position in the village, looking out on the passersbys. The coffee shop has a licence for alcohol, so you can have a little bottle of wine with your lunch.

Visited the Wye Coffee Shop & Kitchen for a 2 course Sunday lunch with my father and children.

or in my case a Smoothie, my friend had the coffee. We had a lovely chat and even used the wifi which was very handy.

I popped in here again as Wye is a great village and this independent coffee shop is wonderful. Had a great coffee and a cheese, tomato and pesto pastry. Just right for a quick bit but if you needed more they have it here. Lots to choose from!

Love this charming little cafe. Friendly staff, nice ambience, good quality food, reasonably priced. Enjoyed the healthy breakfast option, salad, poached eggs on crushed avocado, first visit, then cheese omelette & salad next time round. Good selection food and drink- wise.

Great local cafe, they serve really good hot food and drinks at very reasonable prices.

Great cake, lovely coffee. Friendly staff. Would love to come back and sample all the other cakes freshly made.

We were looking for a place to hold the wake aftermum's funeral and being December "there was no room at the inn"in any of the pubs in Wye so we asked at the coffee shop, although it said they close at 4.30pm and we would only be finished at crematorium by 6.00pm. The lady we spoke to was so kind and accepted to prepare food and drinks for our roughly 30-40 people expected. The food was amazing and all freshly prepared, there was a lot of different things both vegetarian and non. The staff were so friendly and kept filling the food table, and seeing to our needs. They were extremely honest also when it came round to paying the bill. I can highly recommend their services. You won't be disappointed.

What a great and unexpected find in such a small and pretty village. This is a mixture of coffee shop and cafe to a very good standard. Cheerful service, homemade food, comfortable chairs, really great atmosphere - the sort of place that doesn't feel crowded when it is busy and wouldn't seem empty if ever it was! On a corner in the village centre so lots of natural light and ideal for "people watching"! So good, we had coffee and tea cake before 10am and were back for lunch at 2pm!

I have called here with my daughter a number of times and it has become ever more busy. It was very good, but today during another very busy time, the service was no where near as good, and standards poor.